Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-27

tbs STRESS 9ithin 80 rs q Fisk ava
Hue. Ihe hooss i 3 rlzin brown sfoDI
fruzt fo1z slcries hiEA, anf uithont ans
ezxra trimmings 4 s. 1ubs1autiaIIs
b1E net 1nedsig furnished. B1uknas1I
are nat only GEled hnf walunssa aRs piled
np0n the pNrlor tables withaus regard
- e&eek Brnner Ii plain maiteF o..
f4et home man. He has NJ b1x &c TOE
opsrs and neser saW him e Q ihsafar
He gives ~ social euAer1ziumenk.. AID
d1n't think he ever attends any unless
pos BIZ Dr.. John Halls donafion par
ties. Nr. BgnneEis iet On Fifty eiQhth
street Rms sbronQh 10 Eifky-sevsntk
street. His stables aEe back Of his
house The main entrances being en- Fif
" seventh stree1. He csn slep frsm his
heuss into bis stables, however, and be
passes much Of his time With his horses
while e. home. Uniike his sanceuu
s1d dis house his stAbiss are marVels At
taste and neatnsss. he loves his friends
- vel - be ioFss his honsea, and his
kindness 70 both horses and friands il
preserbial.
THs Mkw sExkxoR DAWES AND HIS ACCOM-
RErEzED wxFE
a recenf Washington writer save the
certainty Of the election Of ex- 0oFeRnor
O1anman W. DAVIS. Of Minnesota. to
fhe Senate assures Washington sociesy
Of notablo accession in Mrs. Davis,
gho Is regarded ~ the most beautiful
woman In the Northwest. She has q tall,
Jnns like figure, hazel syss, delioaaaly
m0alded oval face. and q soft, rosy.
porcsiain-like complexion that 10 the
despair Of all her ser Who know her.
She b exoeedinQly fond o. horseback
riding, and h q fine driver. Her motto
for health il. No day without lines.
She. therefore. may b sean every after
noon. rain OF shine, driving her spirited
carriage animal alonR some country
road ab0nt 81. Paul, or &c the close Of
the day waiting az the foot OF the stair.
way leading 60 Gov Davis law ufIsee 10
drive him home. Mrs. Davis q an &C.
eomplished musician. and q oonversa.
tienslist Of great tact, Shs d exoeed-.
tnRly popular among her husbands cen
tleman friends. AZ home she Il praets-
cal IN ell domestic manaQements. and
there are fsw hresidea II the bleak
NORTHWEST where more comfort on a
brighter fow Of viii and hnmor NAV Be
enjoyed than al Gov. D8vis'a. TIE Dav
! - 08NN ~ INAl4ISAa Wv DMWLN uU#
what be calls bis den - in the third
story OF bis large mansion on st. An
thony Hill. where he INDUCES his ed
miration for Lord O1ke's maxim Of
Living like Q hsfnit and working like
horse" BY ebiurinR carpet and al
loving himself nothing besides his
books. pipe and table. Here he
burns the midnight gas and woFka out
bis legal arguments or delves In schoI-
Ariy reaearc es. he il Q devoted
shakespeaFean, and Ignatius Donnelly
and be have spent many q delightful
night together swapping '.versions.n
Davis is poor, 90 the word may be used
nowadays when United States Senators
.Es mentioned. In 1881. when be With
irev from the firm Of Davis, O'Brisn q
Wilson, he Was $4,000 In debt. Since
hen be haa earned IN his large practice
lomething like $20,000 Q year, and he |
Iays be has paid his debts and secured
good home and los and q few small |
Investments toward rainy day.
ROMANCE OF A GREAT ACTRESS.
II is generally supposed that Gene |
Iieve Ward. Who plays at Whites this |
Reek, says writer in the Detroit TrS.
'NBe, il q lady who has nsver yielded /
,ar to the masculine Establishments.
md that she hes ReveT welded. such |
: not the case, The lady vas married,
houRh not wife, and the wedding Of |
fenevleve, Countess 0uefbelhod, vas |
omeihinR more than q nine days won
Ter many days ago. She was the /
laughter Of Sam Ward of New York, !
lot the famous lobbyist, but an az
congressman and for many years q. 8. |
]onsul at Bristol, England. She IL q /
Of Gideon Lee, Mayor
4 New York, and Q great-granddaughter /
i Gen. Artemas Ward, Of Revolution
~ fame. Back In the fifties, it vas In /
e5l, Miss Ward, gill Of IL, vas trav-
ling with her mother en- the continent,
nd At Florencs she met Count GaeFbel-
lotf, aRlitterinR Russian nobIeman, who /
ell or pretended to fall desperately In /
owe With her, and married her at the |
american Consulate. Her mother was /
ware that IN Russia no marriage Of q /
fussian subject not solemnized accord. |
ne to the rites Of the6reek church was /
ecoguiz d, and Mrs. Ward insisted that |
'efore the honeymoon commenced they
houId proceed to Paris and be married |
q the Greek church there. The Count
lsmurred, and Mrs. Ward and her
laughter finally proceeded 10 st. Pc
efsburg on learning that the Count
gnobly claimed that be had only q liza /
on with the beautiful American, and |
be matter, through Unitse States Min
stef Seymour, was brought to the aften- |
ion Of Car Nicholas. An imp. rial
Ikase was issued, directed 10 the reoxe-
Int Count, ordering hiM 20 proceed TO |
doSesw and there wed Miss Ward 40
'ordsng TO the Greek rites, under pen-
IIty of banishment TO Siberia and con-
lsoation Of his estates In ease Of disc
,ediencs. Ga the Appointed day Miss
NaFa met Count Guerbelhoff at the
athedral, and by an archbishop Of the
sreek oharoh, In the presence Of q Gilt
ering throng Of civic and military dig |
litaries, the lady, clothed IN black, was |
married 10 the resplendent Count, Al
be foot OF the altar she left him and |
lever saw him afterwards. She refused |
o receiye any income frsm him and /
esamed her musical studies, which abs /
lsd commenced two years before under
be direction Of kossini, stndyine with |
aanzi At Florence. She made her debut /
. Milan IN Luortzia BorRia" under /
be name Of Guernsbells. Her English |
lebut was made at O0vemt Garden, Lon.
lon, as Malo Marion In McFarrcn's /
II 1bin Hood" She afterwards an /
,eared in America and Havana, when |
Ter voice hal failed her, and she was /
compelled 10 abandoa the lyric STAGE. /
fears afterwards she determined 10 /
Itudy for the stage, and IN October,
s73, made her dehat IN MANCHESTER,
England, ~ LADY Macbeth.' She |
,layed this character in Paris, and was /
lhered q position Ia the Coincide Fran |
'aise. In 1873 Forget Ne Not was |
,roduced, and in this play the lady has /
In England, America, Austria
IL and India. Miss Ward has beaa.
ifal home on the Isle Of Wight. where |
Ter aged mother and q brother nov |
I've. aud 20 this home this refined and |
Ialtured lady will retire at the end Of |
his season.
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